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Classes of 1966! mf V ) rl i i BBiMak jj1 -- " 1 ' " " """"" " " r LJl- i., , j TO .m...T,, J l B J a htm iiiiii Mil iMnik HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thundor. Mot 2S. 196 7 I TmvMsmd -i ' J ' . r , , , i -j I r... l 1 (lj ! fey .1 - m i- i - " fl r- r 1 i.n.n.-i ft nniiin--i - -mii iiiwwrflwiiirttfc v feu w w I 3 s) 3 GRADUATING WITH THE HEPPNER HIGH SCHOOL Clasi of 1966 axe th abore aenion. Top row. left to right Tim DriscoU. Maureen DobertT. Micnaei Kinaio jean neair. secona row ymnia Smith, David Matheny. Judy Jonei, Ema Lynn Winchester. Third . row Sandra McDonald, Leslie Meador, Susan Drake and Theresa Monahan. School Bells M By DAVID H. POTTER Superintendent, Morrow County Schools As this school year draws to a close, the administrators are planning for a remedial sum mer program. On April 25. 1966. our school district was granted approval of a project under Public Law 8910. Title I. The title of this project Is: "Morrow County District-wide Summer Remedial and Cultural Enrichment Program. This program will concen trate on remedial reading, re medial mathematics, remedial spelling, and to a small degree, remedial social studies. The program is scheduled to start on June 20. 1966, and will con tinue through July 29, 1966. This will allow six weeks of special work for three hours each day. The classes will be held from 9 a.m. until 12 noon. Arrangements will be made to transport the students by small school buses. The staff will be hired from our current teaching staff wherever possi ble. The program will include two classes in the Heppner Elemen tary School, one class in the lone Elementary School and one class in the A. C. Hough ton Elementary school. . (The school district has been oper ating a remedial program in the A. C. Houghton school for some time, and this program will be continued). In addition to a teacher for each class, the program calls for a teacher's aide to assist in the remedial program. We are hoping that the teach er aides can also be certified teachers from our present staff. The administrators are current ly taking applications and talk ing to their staff members about this program. The students will be selected by faculty and teacher recom mendation. The staff will then contact the parents and secure their permission and coopera tion. In Heppner, one class will cover a class range from one through four; the other class will cover the range five through eight. In lone, the tentative class range is grades one through six. In the A. C. Houghton school one class will cover the class range one through, four, the other class (district spon sored), will cover the class range five through, eight . As final plans are developed for this program, we will keep you Informed. Board Meet Set " A special meeting of the board of .directors . of Morrow County Srhnol THstrirt R-l has been called by Irvin Rauch, chairman, fox Thursday night (tonight) in the lone High School Library. The board will act on resignat ions at the meeting and hire personnel, if any suitable appli cations are presented. At 8 p.m. the board will meet with the county court and the lone city council to discuss flood control. HEPPNER HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1966 who will receive dip lomas at Commencement exercises Thursday, June 2, includes 53 graduating seniors. Top row, left to right Dean Lovgren, Brenda Young, Steve Warren, Sheridan Wyman, David Clark. Second row Margaret Green. William Snyder, Jr., Diane Schaf fibt, Simon Winters. Jr., Cherilyn Smouse. Third row Richard Flalx, Shirley Erwin, James Johnston, Barbara Cribble, Tom Rawlins. Fourth row Lora Lee Stotts, Paul Hlsler, Janis Ba ker, David Gray, Karla Luclanl. Fllfth row Mark Brown, Shirley Norton, Mike Pierce. Gayle Batty, Garry Tullis. Sixth row Karen French, Jim Barclay, Teresa Munkers, Mike Burcham. Rogenla Wilson. Seventh row- Kenneth Morgan, Trisha Farley. Gene Heliker, Ginger Males ke, Ray Jones. Bottom row Susan Lindstrom, Mark Murray. Mary Stockard, Mike Bunch, Loleta Grissom. The entire community shares the pride of you and your family ... Congratulations Class of 1966. Kinzua Corporation
